WW1

Andrew, Frank Douglas –

Died of wounds in German hands. Stained glass window in Christ Church, Pendleton, dedicated to his memory. “To the Greater Glory of God and in Loving memory of Frank Douglas Andrew, Lient 5th Bn. Manchester Regiment: who was wounded at Cambrai March 24th 1918 and died at Bohain Easter Day 1918 ‘Through the Gate of Death to a Joyful Resurrection’.”

Andrew, Frank Douglas –

Died of wounds in German hands. Stained glass window in Christ Church, Pendleton, dedicated to his memory. “To the Greater Glory of God and in Loving memory of Frank Douglas Andrew, Lient 5th Bn. Manchester Regiment: who was wounded at Cambrai March 24th 1918 and died at Bohain Easter Day 1918 ‘Through the Gate of Death to a Joyful Resurrection’.”

Andrew, Herbert –

Formerly 67903, King’s Liverpool Regiment. Formerly 21/25137, Lancashire Fusiliers. Worked for Salford Corporation Electricity Department.

Andrew, Herbert –

Formerly 67903, King’s Liverpool Regiment. Formerly 21/25137, Lancashire Fusiliers. Worked for Salford Corporation Electricity Department.

Andrew, John –

Son of James Edwin and Mary Alice Andrew, of Ashton-under-Lyne; brother of Mrs. H. Ducker, of 35, Goulden Street, Seedley, Salford, Lancashire.

Andrew, John –

Son of James Edwin and Mary Alice Andrew, of Ashton-under-Lyne; brother of Mrs. H. Ducker, of 35, Goulden Street, Seedley, Salford, Lancashire.

Andrew, John Thomas –

Son of Elias and Lois Andrew, of 312, Manchester Road, Walkden, Lancashire, and formerly of 2, Blantyre Avenue, Walkden, Lancashire. Service number incorrectly recorded as G/1017 on CWGC. Z/1017 confirmed against Medal Card.

Andrew, John Thomas –

Son of Elias and Lois Andrew, of 312, Manchester Road, Walkden, Lancashire, and formerly of 2, Blantyre Avenue, Walkden, Lancashire. Service number incorrectly recorded as G/1017 on CWGC. Z/1017 confirmed against Medal Card.